Garment price families
Separate trousers, jackets, skirts, dresses, coats, bedding and specialist services logically.
Pricing structure and control
Dry Cleaning Price-List Software Built Around Real Garment Differences
Structure skirts, jackets, dresses, trousers, bedding, specialist garments and add-ons so the counter can select the correct service and price without guessing.
Garment familiesLength and construction variantsSeven-point add-onsRetail and account pricing
Dry Cleaning Price-List Software Built Around Real Garment Differences
DRY CLEANING MADE EASYDCMEasy POS workflow
LiveCOUNTEROrders
FACTORYProduction
CUSTOMERSSMS Ready
COLLECTIONControl
Drop off→Track→Produce→Pay→Collect
01Front counter ticketCustomer, garments, due date and paymentReady
02Production visibilityItems, status, notes and assemblyLive
03Customer communicationSMS, payment and pickup pathwaySent
The direct answer
Why one price per garment name is not enough
The labour, risk and handling can change with colour, fabric, length, pleating, construction and condition. A usable price list separates the choices staff can identify at the counter and connects them to the business pricing policy.
Built for the whole workflow
- Clear garment families
- Short, knee and long variants
- Pleat and construction differences
- Fabric and handling add-ons
- Permission-based adjustments
Verified capability
Software that follows the work
DCME connects the practical steps that happen across a garment-care business rather than treating every order as a simple retail sale.
Length and construction choices
Create short, knee, long, box-pleat, full-pleat and other meaningful price variants.
Seven-point price pathway
Apply approved light, white, linen, silk, delicate, black or black-and-white handling additions.
Retail and account lists
Use the correct price list for retail customers, accounts, agencies or locations.
Controlled overrides
Limit discounts, manual changes, refunds and adjustments to authorised staff.
Price-list health reporting
Identify missing items, low-use prices, discount behaviour and pricing leakage through Business Truth pathways.
Connected workflow
From customer arrival to completed order
Each stage keeps the customer, ticket, items, payment and operational status connected.
Map the services sold
List the garment and service families the business actually receives.
Separate meaningful variants
Create only the length, construction, fabric and handling differences staff can identify consistently.
Set retail and account prices
Apply the approved base and customer-specific price lists.
Train the counter choices
Make the menu clear enough for staff to select the right item under pressure.
Review captured pricing
Use reports and Business Truth analysis to find missed add-ons, discounts and obsolete prices.
Operational depth
Control the detail without slowing the counter
The system can be configured around the services, people, locations and reporting requirements of the business.
Garment structure
Price what is actually received.
- Skirts by length and pleat
- Jackets by type and construction
- Dresses and gowns
- Bedding and household items
- Repairs and add-ons
Seven-point pathway
Capture approved handling differences.
- Light
- White
- Linen
- Silk
- Delicate
- Black
- Black and white
Governance
Keep pricing deliberate.
- Price-list permissions
- Discount controls
- Adjustment reasons
- Account lists
- Change review
Who it serves
Choose the workflow that matches the business
DCME can support a single operation, a plant with agencies, or a connected multi-store group without forcing every business into the same operating model.
Business pricing review
Build a price structure that reflects garment differences and operating cost.
Consistent staff selection
Use understandable item and add-on choices rather than relying on memory.
Contract and agency prices
Keep approved commercial pricing separate and auditable.
Direct answers
Questions buyers ask
Clear software decisions come from clear questions. These answers describe DCME’s current product direction and commercial terms.
View all FAQsWhat is the DCME seven-point price pathway?
It is a configurable way to add approved handling or risk pricing for light, white, linen, silk, delicate, black and black-and-white garments.
Can skirts be separated by length and pleating?
Yes. Price families can distinguish short, knee, long, box-pleat, full-pleat and other meaningful variants.
Can staff change prices freely?
Permissions and adjustment rules can be configured so pricing changes are controlled.
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